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Learning actions
A set of simple action words for learning and problem-solving.
A1A210 words · 3 examples each
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Found: 10 words
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learn
verb · 3 examples
- I want to learn how to tie a knot.
- She can learn the names of the planets.
- We learn by watching and trying.
study
verb · 3 examples
- I study the page before the test.
- She likes to study a science book at night.
- We study the picture to find details.
teach
verb · 3 examples
- The parent will teach the child to tie a knot.
- I teach my friend the game rules.
- You can teach me how to use the map.
draw
verb · 3 examples
- I draw a cat on my paper.
- She can draw a house with a pencil.
- We draw together after lunch.
count
verb · 3 examples
- I count the blocks on the table.
- She can count to ten very fast.
- We count each apple before we share it.
compare
verb · 3 examples
- I compare the two cups before I choose one.
- She can compare the apples by size.
- We compare the shoes to see which fit better.
correct
verb · 3 examples
- I correct the line with an eraser.
- She will correct the circle on her paper.
- We correct the small mistake together.
copy
verb · 3 examples
- I copy the shape on my page.
- She can copy the star very well.
- We copy the line from the model.
solve
verb · 3 examples
- I solve the puzzle at the table.
- She can solve the last part by herself.
- We solve the problem together.
guess
verb · 3 examples
- I guess which cup has the ball.
- She can guess the right answer.
- We guess before we lift the cup.
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Academic life and assessment
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Arranging information on a page
Organize documents and describe the layout of information.
Asking, investigating and assessing
Verbs for collecting facts and judging quality.
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